Um belo exemplar de Rauchbier. O aroma e o sabor defumados são bem equilibrados, não chegando ao ponto da cerveja ser salgada. O aroma lembra bacon, presunto defumado, bom corpo, amarga no começo.

Had this paired with a Havarti cheese with caraway. This was a delightful beer with plenty of smoked flavors along with caramel. It was just so smooth. Nice looking, too with an amber hue and a small tan head. Very well done, but not over done. Went well with the cheese, too.

When I think Brazillian Beer, I think...smoked lagers? Pours reddish copper, with a thin bit of foam. Plus a bonus appearance point for the cool label. Smoke aroma is understaed and not overbearing like some German rauchbiers. Some toasty, chocolatey notes come through, as well. Flavor is a nice mix of smoke, toast, mint (?), and pine and biscuit. Not bad at all.

Courtesy of Quake1028. Pours copper with a thin wisp of a white head. Well almost no head. The aroma has some sweet notes, hints of dark fruity esters and very mild smoke. The taste however is fairly bold, a bit overly bold considering this is a lager, with a sizeable smokiness up front backed by some sugar sweetness that slowly turns malty sweet into the finish. There’s just a faint note of noble hops way out in the back.

Pours an orangey amber to copper with an average or so head, offwhite, thinning quickly. The nose is very smokey. A little bandaid, some small grapey fruit. Small bacon, mostly peaty. Rich malt. Very slight toast. Creamy substantial mouthfeel, smooth wit hsmall carbonation. Rich malty flavor with strong smoke. A bit of bacony sort of smoke, but a good deal more of the peat variety. A good deal of bandaid, a touch of grape. Some very strong lingering malt. A bit creamy. Some toast. A lingering peaty smoke and astringency. Not a bad beer, but I’m a sucker from the smoke